Surfers Paradise

By far the Gold Coast’s most recognisable suburb, Surfers Paradise is the tourism capital of the city. Home to the famous Indy carnival, the area attracts millions of visitors each year. Surfers is a hub on the Gold Coast with a dynamic mix of attractions. The town’s famous skyline is even more exciting up close, particularly with the addition of new developments Q1, Circle on Cavill and Soul. The Q1 is an amazing sight and a visit to the observation deck will impress anyone with its amazing views. The town has something to offer everyone, from nightclubs, bars and restaurants to Aquaduck tours and other family-friendly activities. It is not unusual to see buskers performing in Cavill Ave creating a light atmosphere for visitors. The attractions are endless as are the floods of tourists coming to visit the energetic town.

Residential

Surfers Paradise is made up mainly of highrises. Prices are high due to demand in the area. Business opportunities are plentiful.

Shopping

There is no shortage of shopping in Surfers Paradise. Cavill Avenue and Orchid Avenue are home to a number of shopping arcades including Centro Surfers Paradise which has a Woolworths downstairs and Circle on Cavill has many boutiques. Chevron Renaissance has a Coles as well as boutique shops and cafes. A number of high end labels are represented with stores in Surfers Paradise including Louis Vuitton, Hermes, Prada, Gucci and Escada. There is an abundance of specialty stores, duty free and souvenir shops and cafes and restaurants are endless. Beachside markets are held along the Esplanade every Wednesday and Friday night from 5.30pm until 10pm and have an assortment of arts and crafts.

Transport

Recreation

Surfers Paradise is the entertainment capital of the Gold Coast, particularly when it comes to nightlife. There are more than 30 pubs, clubs and bars scattered throughout the town. Families are not forgotten with attractions such as Ripley’s Believe it or Not Museum, Timezone and Infinity, a maze-like attraction that challenges the senses. A number of tours run from Surfers Paradise including the famous Aquaduck tours that take to the water after a tour of the streets. The area is also home to a number of learn to surf schools as well as Harley Davidson tour operators. Thrill seekers can bungee jump or take their chances on the flycoaster or bungee rocket. And if this all just sounds like too much, simply sit by the beach and people watch. There are no limitations to what you can see and do in Surfers Paradise.

Golf

Surfers Paradise Golf Club is an 18-hole, 72-par course that welcomes visitors.